34oz Meal Prep Food Container Sets with Airtight Lids Deli Container Bento box Lunch boxes take away food storage Two-color process Stackable Reusable BPA Free 25 Sets

I bought theseContainers it's now may 2023 every single one is still in perfect condition and I use some constantly they're in and out of the dishwasher in and out of the freezer the refrigerator I use them over and over and over the lids are still in great condition the containers are in great condition nothing has cracked nothing has broken I cannot recommend them highly enough they're the best storage containers I have ever purchased

i have use OTOR 34oz Meal Prep Food Container for years, they last for ever, really recommend them.

I purchased these before Thanksgiving with the intention of using them to send home Thanksgiving leftovers with family members. I always ask them to bring leftover containers (after running out because I was always sending them home with someone), and they often forget. These were cost-effective enough to send home with others and not feel like I needed to have them returned. I delivered leftovers to my Mom who is isolating and I could use a Sharpie to write the name of the food item on the top. They are also great for using in a lunch box because they hold a hefty serving but don't take up a huge amount of space. You can run them through the dishwasher or hand wash them if you want to reuse them. Great value for the low cost.

Bowls are Great!!! Lids are not very sturdy break easily

I use these bowls to make breakfast bowls to sell.They hold up very well.Keep the food nice and hot they microwave well lid fits tighly.Perfect portion.

I used these for freezing and reheating english muffin breakfast sandwiches and egg scramble bowls. The english muffin fit perfectly! They are fragile when frozen (break when dropped) but reheat and come out of the dishwasher in perfect condition. The lid has a small vent hole so they are not perfectly sealed and can leak contents if tipped over.

I wanted these for making portioned size servings of batch cooking for family who were quarantined and handicapped. I made chicken soup, beef soup, pea soup, beans of all kinds, tuna fish salad, and a variety of other dishes. These are fine for dry ingredients. For soups and things that include liquid the failing point was the lids. In fact, those lids are just odd. First off, they have a tab in the center that is permanently open. The tab is tiny, about the size of a pencil eraser tip, but still. Tipping and or other motions, cause the liquid to come right out. The lids are also a monster to get on. But, had there been no opened little pull tab, that would have been great for liquids. The bowls are just a bit wishy washy... not as sturdy. Putting on the lids requires putting a lot of pressure on the lid, or running your fingers along the edges and forcing the lid and bowl together (which is a lot easier said than actually doing). Either way, the bowls either buckle or you have to watch to do it carefully (time consuming). While I love the portion size of the bowl, I did not appreciate how carefully you must remove them from the microwave after heating your soup. The bowl buckles or nearly folds, and presents a real danger of spilling. Definitely not something you want your children to deal with. Too much trouble. If you're making salads with no dressing or otherwise wet ingredients, these wouldn't be bad except for the annoying work getting the lids on and off the bowl. It's labor intensive.

Good sturdy meal prep bowls can be hard to find, especially disposable ones. These are amazing. Be mindful though there is a little hole in the lid 😬

I originally bought these to use as water reservoirs for my semi hydro plants. They work great and keep all the algae out! They also are great food storage containers that hold up extremely well after being heated in the microwave and gone through the dishwasher. These fellas also freeze very well. Super happy with this purchase.

Two cups of fluids or solids big servings and seal tight and have been pretty reusable.

I started a worm farm at the beginning of summer and started selling some for funds for the worm farm. Good size and a plastic material worms can't eat. Also alot cheaper than cardboard ones of similar size.I put 12 European night crawlers in a container. The lids come with a vent hole for the worms. And of the bowls the plastic is alot similar to that of a frozen soup I bought from Costco one-time. Fairly sturdy till bowling water has been in it for a bit, then flimsy after so I'd recommend maybe microwaving them in another bowl or on a plate to help keeps things safe. The sturdy Ness turns to a wet paper once real hot stuff has been added

Cheap but very sturdy

we used to use margarine tubs but now we use these instead much better, and the come in a variety of sizes to fit you best